New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
THE FOREIGN MAIL.
GOSSIP ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND
THINGS.
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VERBS NEW OPERA great many raiS uious repos
Var,is new opera "Otco" in London this season aud
had perhaps therefore state Tue ise more .a
the work far representation III EnIahd !, con-
cerned am told that nothing 81 Is er so. ears n Nor
will the sole right OF performance be sofa outIism 20
assumed that somebody w SECURE '1o u the opera
VIII he available to any manager who unaeraHes 10 sr'
adequate IN S. ae - TO settle no arrange.
menis out of Italy until after the ur,t "a "a
Scala, Milan which Is 1 a,nnoser is exceedingly
nervous about his new oPea. fearing earl t tna
work Of his Sa age fas AZ La Scala Verdi declares
tho he intends to the score up nave seen , VIC
letters that have pasSeu Oh i0 MADISON seems TO be rt
fayorte Verdi is under obligations 20 Mr. MapeoHao .
LnGns,es shown him s62. and the Italian maestrodoes
t ioret The debt Mr. Mapesons proposal Is 70 or ~
london the complete scala production al rs :. oeII
inr The nrst time In London in the manner sancohea ~
and prepared under the personal Iss vii
connoser There is even hope that NerIi nnlse , W.,
royi,i London for the performance epoposon
has been neither accepted nor deciihed anu 'no '''
must remain where II Is I'LL TIE carry sp''ns' -
rur ,xIoturors sILo-Lecturiny at Brightlingsea lS
week on sos. Mr. Batenah stated hst he was s Sgt
Sr TAP us STanc d ecran amount
mice into "A sunk tank afterwafd he lounu n,s
laDoiss Tero ana maxim hat they called slo
which they got most glor.. isly drunk
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,co or NIef Ito was vi tho oldest or our dpio-
fs aud MAS an English Minister AT various oouts AT
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otnos The greater part of his HE was passed III Ger
,,y md no for long represented Great BRITAIN al no
nt ~ the Old German Confederation al trahkioiI no
Thoroughly understood his Work, Was Aeon 'anr,
"a .sentolly a safe man. Personally, Few were hore
lr for hs was one OF the most amiabie OF me' anu
Ptf,n%f rhether he made single enemy ulI.ns n'
lon, orcer When at Frankfort had the hoivr y, Nv,
h., ,n,Ier him and certainly "A more hiuiy cnoi
49,, s rnund i'm tho service His legation was 10
y, eyeral of the minor COURTS ami at one Oh en ,h
yen more appreciated tnan my chei hns Us ~ay,
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exnrcred 10 attend. At my hrst pan riolse gor.
myself ut u table next 10 10 .,ysnt came to
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"a, ,ass more than glass, So you o,ion 10 ho
n,s sbalI have twu and he suited tho 1914 10 st
Sr Afler this there used 10 be guile ,,rei rron ac.
near e at court suppers slr @ SINCE which has
10 service about twenty years asV, ,saf measure
isd An Enyland IL must have peou ,ssrJ he dipo.
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10 aiih " ga his attache Ambassador ~ Doi
From Ltye, LotdoH - ,o,rn ala an.
Cr.Ups AND THE BURGLAR no . han ,sro yored
romnce that picture by Claude mas Jas for
which, valued at $4,000. was, ~ s'S pnr,,s It was
francs T,e history Of tho picture V S,is BIZ the
arvinaily stolen from private house III risd 10 got
notorious thief DufUur, who NJ last - Sealing it
rid nj IL for tho email above menuonc bonxh
a.ho,, ndov ouo DAY gentleman named Dueso an fha
h ana rnowing lis value, sold II to the br.t
Ss,Ierv Of which ID now hangs. IL Ia In the nasso
style. and L an eminsntly characterisue wosA